Ref Watch: Swindon & Cheltenham

Re: Ref Watch: Bradford & Tranmere

Postby Billy bodger » Sat Nov 30, 2024 10:02 pm

John L, you’re right, they are not always bad just “in the main”, as I said.
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Re: Ref Watch: Bradford & Tranmere

Postby John L » Sat Nov 30, 2024 10:10 pm

Billy bodger wrote:John L, you’re right, they are not always bad just “in the main”, as I said.


Absolutely! It's funny to look back and see when they had a "different" game. He was good today but so were we, which always helps! :)
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Re: Ref Watch: Bradford & Tranmere

Postby Keith » Thu Dec 05, 2024 5:36 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Alan Young for the Grimsby match on Saturday and Michael Barlow for Lincoln on Tuesday.

AY was in charge when we lost 3-2 at Grimsby in November 2023 and drew 1-1 at Wycombe in October 2022. So far this season he’s issued 52 yellows and 1 red in 10 matches (5.20 and 0.10) including two matches where he’s given 10 yellows.

We’ve never had MB in charge before as it’s his first season up from the NL. So far this season in 3 L2, 2 NL and 2 Trophy matches he’s issued 18 yellows and 1 red in those 7 matches (2.57 and 0.14).
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Re: Ref Watch: Bradford & Tranmere

Postby John L » Fri Dec 06, 2024 3:02 pm

Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated ref Alan Young for the Grimsby match on Saturday and Michael Barlow for Lincoln on Tuesday.

AY was in charge when we lost 3-2 at Grimsby in November 2023 and drew 1-1 at Wycombe in October 2022. So far this season he’s issued 52 yellows and 1 red in 10 matches (5.20 and 0.10) including two matches where he’s given 10 yellows.


Bit suspicious having a Mr Young refereeing games against Grimsby... :| ;)

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Re: Ref Watch: Bradford & Tranmere

Postby Westgate Wanderer » Fri Dec 06, 2024 5:36 pm

John L wrote:
Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated ref Alan Young for the Grimsby match on Saturday and Michael Barlow for Lincoln on Tuesday.

AY was in charge when we lost 3-2 at Grimsby in November 2023 and drew 1-1 at Wycombe in October 2022. So far this season he’s issued 52 yellows and 1 red in 10 matches (5.20 and 0.10) including two matches where he’s given 10 yellows.


Bit suspicious having a Mr Young refereeing games against Grimsby... :| ;)

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Re: Ref Watch: Bradford & Tranmere

Postby John L » Fri Dec 06, 2024 7:23 pm

Westgate Wanderer wrote:
John L wrote:
Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated ref Alan Young for the Grimsby match on Saturday and Michael Barlow for Lincoln on Tuesday.

AY was in charge when we lost 3-2 at Grimsby in November 2023 and drew 1-1 at Wycombe in October 2022. So far this season he’s issued 52 yellows and 1 red in 10 matches (5.20 and 0.10) including two matches where he’s given 10 yellows.


Bit suspicious having a Mr Young refereeing games against Grimsby... :| ;)

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:D I did wonder, but he's apparently from Milton Keynes these days although has had local connections in the past...
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Re: Ref Watch: Grimsby & Lincoln

Postby Keith » Sat Dec 14, 2024 12:50 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Sunny Singh Gill for the Cheltenham match.

He was in charge when we lost 2-0 at Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup in November 2022.

So far this season he’s issued 53 yellows and 1 red in 15 matches (3.53 and 0.07).
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Re: Ref Watch: Cheltenham

Postby Keith » Fri Dec 20, 2024 7:48 pm

We’ve been allocated refs:
Steven Copeland for the Bromley match

Scott Oldham for the Carlisle match

Dale Baines for the Salford match on Sunday 29th
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John Mulligan for the Tranmere match on New Years Day.

We’ve never had SC in charge before and this will be only his third L2 match. This season he’s issued 61 yellows and 6 reds in 14 matches (4.36 and 0.43).

We last had SO in charge when we lost 0-1 to Crewe in April. This season he’s issued 52 yellows and 2 reds in 14 matches (3.71 and 0.14).

We’ve never had DB in charge before. This season he’s issued 58 yellows and no reds in 17 matches (3.41).

JM was in charge when we beat Notts Forest u21’s 4-2 in the Trophy in October and this will be only his third L2 match. This season he’s issued 48 yellows and no reds in 10 matches (4.80).

What a difference in the number of reds issued by these four refs.
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Re: Ref Watch: Cheltenham

Postby Phil Anderer » Fri Dec 20, 2024 11:38 pm

Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated refs:
Steven Copeland for the Bromley match

Scott Oldham for the Carlisle match

Dale Baines for the Salford match on Sunday 29th
and
John Mulligan for the Tranmere match on New Years Day.

We’ve never had SC in charge before and this will be only his third L2 match. This season he’s issued 61 yellows and 6 reds in 14 matches (4.36 and 0.43).

We last had SO in charge when we lost 0-1 to Crewe in April. This season he’s issued 52 yellows and 2 reds in 14 matches (3.71 and 0.14).

We’ve never had DB in charge before. This season he’s issued 58 yellows and no reds in 17 matches (3.41).

JM was in charge when we beat Notts Forest u21’s 4-2 in the Trophy in October and this will be only his third L2 match. This season he’s issued 48 yellows and no reds in 10 matches (4.80).

What a difference in the number of reds issued by these four refs.


Hope Copeland can see through Bromley if what's been said about them elsewhere's true, otherwise we could be down to 9 men by the final whistle :?
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Re: Ref Watch: Newport

Postby Keith » Sat Jan 04, 2025 5:08 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Thomas Parsons for the Newport match tomorrow.
We had him in charge twice last season - in August when we lost in the League Cup on penalties at Rotherham after a 1-1 draw and in March when we lost against Wrexham 1-3 (he sent Max Melbourne off in the 49 minute).

So far this season he’s issued 97 yellows and 4 reds in 19 matches (5.11 and 0.21).
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Re: Ref Watch: Newport

Postby Keith » Sat Jan 04, 2025 5:15 pm

Keith wrote:Wrexham brought their own referee with them. Remember the name Thomas Parsons, and hope we never see him again. If we do notice he's officiating us, stick a wedge of cash on the opposition.

Generally, in the cold light of day, we can recognise if a ref has been incompetent, or just having a bad day, because errors will be in both directions. Even if a decision is game changing, we can see that other 'odd' decisions, that weren't so important, went in the other direction. But Parsons was simply biased, giving us absolutely nothing, and Wrexham everything.

I can't remember a worse referee in the Football League, and that is going some.


Oh bollocks :cry: :cry: :cry: Thomas Parsons' refereeing of the Wrexham game was utterly dreadful. Genuinely, one of the worst performances I've ever seen. Looks like our chances of getting a result at Newport have taken a turn for the worst, if they start with 12 players as Wrexham did :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Re: Ref Watch: Newport

Postby fulwoodshrimp » Sun Jan 05, 2025 11:00 am

It’s a blow to have Thomas Parsons refereeing todays game. His performance when we played Wrexham last year was a truly awful example of a biased official determining the result. Imo opinion he is not good enough to be in the league and should be demoted to a local parks league somewhere.
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Re: Ref Watch: Newport

Postby Keith » Thu Jan 09, 2025 4:22 pm

We’ve been allocated Championship ref Andrew Kitchen for the Chelsea match on Saturday.

We had him in charge when we were beaten 0-3 by Sheffield Wednesday in September 2022 and when we beat Wycombe 1-0 in April 2023. This season he’s issued 64 yellows and 1 red in 16 matches (4.00 and 0.06).
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Re: Ref Watch: Chelsea

Postby Keith » Wed Jan 15, 2025 1:04 pm

Has anyone had a clear view of the ball before it was crossed & hand-balled? It looked out of play to me, as did a move a few minutes earlier that led to a corner instead of a goal kick. Other than that...
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Re: Ref Watch: Chelsea

Postby Keith » Wed Jan 15, 2025 1:05 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Paul Howard for the Crewe match on Saturday.

We had him in charge twice last season - when we lost against Gillingham 2-3 last March and when we beat Tranmere 1-0 in October 2023. This season he’s issued 52 yellows and 1 red in 15 matches (3.47 and 0.07).
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Re: Ref Watch: Crewe

Postby Keith » Wed Jan 22, 2025 5:29 pm

We’ve been allocated refs Sam Purkiss for the Colchester match on Saturday and Ben Toner for Bradford next Tuesday.

Purkiss was in charge twice last season, when we beat Colchester 1-3 in October (sending James Connolly off after 36 minutes) and when we lost 3-1 at Salford in March. This season, he’s issued 67 yellows and 1 red in 14 matches (4.78 and 0.07).

We haven’t seen Toner for two seasons, as he was last in charge in November 2022 when we lost 2-0 at MK Dons in the EFL Cup. This season, he’s issued 119 yellows and 4 reds in 24 matches (4.96 and 0.17).
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Re: Ref Watch: Crewe

Postby Keith » Mon Jan 27, 2025 6:15 pm

Keith wrote:We’ve been allocated refs Sam Purkiss for the Colchester match on Saturday...

Purkiss was in charge twice last season, when we beat Colchester 1-3 in October (sending James Connolly off after 36 minutes)


Sincerely hope we don't get this crap ref again. Can't wait to send a Morecambe player off. Any opposition team who see his name know they need to spend the week working on acting and diving rather than set pieces. :evil: :evil: :evil:
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Re: Ref Watch: Colchester & Bradford

Postby Redalert1970 » Mon Jan 27, 2025 6:25 pm

Wasn't their a story about Ben Toner in the past

Think it might have been a Blackpool match ..didn't they have to change referees as his name sounded like something else (while oyston was in charge of the club)
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Re: Ref Watch: Colchester & Bradford

Postby Keith » Mon Jan 27, 2025 10:26 pm

Redalert1970 wrote:Think it might have been a Blackpool match ..didn't they have to change referees as his name sounded like something else (while oyston was in charge of the club)


Yes, at the last minute he was sent to us, and our ref sent to Blackpool.

Fleetwood, Blackpool & Morecambe... The North West coast really attracts dodgy owners...
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Re: Ref Watch: Colchester & Bradford

Postby Keith » Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:48 pm

We’ve been allocated refs Edward Duckworth for the Fleetwood match on Saturday and Carl Brook for Newport next Tuesday.

We had ED in charge when we lost 1-2 to Carlisle in the Trophy in November and last season when we beat Wimbledon 4-1. He’s issued 81 yellows and 3 reds in 18 matches so far this season (4.50 and 0.17).

CB was in charge last season when we lost 3-0 at Walsall. He’s issued 101 yellows and 2 reds in 22 matches so far this season (4.59 and 0.09).
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Re: Ref Watch: Fleetwood & Newport

Postby Keith » Sat Feb 08, 2025 2:36 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Paul Marsden for the Notts County match on Saturday.

We haven’t had him in charge since 2019 when we beat Macclesfield 0-1 in August, beat Leyton Orient 1-0 in November and beat Newport 2-1 in December.

So far this season he’s issued 65 yellows and 2 reds in 14 matches mainly in the NL (4.64 and 0.14).
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Re: Ref Watch: Notts County

Postby Keith » Sat Feb 22, 2025 12:55 pm

We’ve been allocated ref Ben Speedie for the Walsall match on Saturday.
He was in charge when we beat Barrow 0-1 in October and a year earlier when we lost at Barrow 1-0.
So far this season he’s issued 98 yellows and 1 red in 29 matches (3.38 and 0.03).
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Re: Ref Watch: Walsall

Postby Redalert1970 » Sat Feb 22, 2025 3:13 pm

He was shocking today and the bald headed lino was no better
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Re: Ref Watch: Walsall

Postby fulwoodshrimp » Sat Feb 22, 2025 3:29 pm

Ben Speedie was very poor today and imo joins Thomas Parsons as a referee unsuitable for league football. It's time to drum them out of the game.
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Re: Ref Watch: Walsall

Postby Keith » Sat Feb 22, 2025 3:53 pm

Really? I didn't think he was too bad! What errors do you think he made? The sending off was clear cut. He allowed a physical battle in both directions. Other than twice getting in the way of the ball, which is unusual, and broke up our attack on both occasions, I thought he got most of the big decisions right. I've seen other refs who would have given them a penalty too!
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